Fabrice Soulier Eliminated in 3rd Place (€240,000)
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Fabrice Soulier moved all in preflop, Olivier Busquet folded in the small blind but Jannick Wrang did not muck instantly. The Dane began to debate and it looked like it was an extremely close decision for him, but finally he made the call and it was pretty close to a coinflip.
Wrang: 
Soulier: 
The flop came down 
and both players flopped pairs but Soulier took the chip lead but then the 
came on the turn. Wrang made aces up and the Frenchman needed one of two remaining kings in the deck but the river was the 
.
Wrang is now heads up with the chip lead against Busquet. It's the $25/$50 PLO expert against the man with the reputation of being one of the best heads-up sit'n'go players in the world. This should be a cracker!
| Player | Chips | Progress |
|---|---|---|
|
10,310,000
1,945,000
|
1,945,000 |
|
||
|
Busted | |
. Busquet checked then called when Wrang continued to 285,000.
turn failed to ignite much interest in either player because when Busquet checked Wrang checked behind and that was all the information Busquet needed because when the 
landed on the turn he bet 600,000 and Wrang's cards headed towards the muck.
on the turn.
river and Busquet quickly called but Wrang's 
flush draw had backdoored into two pair for the pot.
flop.
flop. Olivier Busquet led out for 125,000 and Wrang made the call to see a 
came on the river and Busquet checked, giving up when Wrang bet 200,000.
and Busquet lead into Wrang with a bet of 300,000 and Wrang called.
and Busquet lead again, making it 600,000 to play and Wrang called. The fifth and final community card was the 
turn went check/check. The river was the 
and Wrang led out for 265,000, Busquet quickly called but mucked when the Dane showed 
.